Veterinary Medicine

The Veterinary Medicine Study Program (VMSP) at Unpad is committed to producing graduates who excel in veterinary knowledge and skills, instilling core competencies in communication, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking (4Cs). Additionally, graduates are prepared for future challenges with supplementary proficiency in Character and Citizenship. This includes the development of character-based behavior, a spirit of lifelong learning, resilient leadership, and innovation in addressing animal health issues at the national and global levels.

The transformative curriculum of Unpad's VMSP is designed to produce adaptive and globally competitive veterinarians. This curriculum comprises 145 credits over seven semesters, employing a systems-based thematic approach that integrates fundamental veterinary sciences, veterinary public health, clinical sciences, as well as bioethics and humanities. Signature courses such as the Blok 3P (People, Planet, and Prosperity), TADAOPS (Transboundary Animal Disease and Animal Origin Product Safety), and VSP (Veterinary Service Program) are highlights in equipping students for the dynamics of modern veterinary medicine.

Unpad's VMSP continuously innovates in developing high-quality, relevant veterinary education that contributes to the sustainability of the global health ecosystem.

The Transformative Curriculum of Unpad's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine is structured with 145 credits completed over 7 semesters to produce Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (S.K.H) graduates. This curriculum integrates veterinary medicine content with various innovative learning methods, such as One Health Allied Sciences, providing real-world experience in animal health and veterinary public health.

Learning is conducted with a concept that extends beyond the classroom, combining various methods and information technology to support active learning (24/7 learning). Key learning elements include: